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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

The male members Of the Schneider
Clnb. = somswhst exclusively exclusive
family orxanizstisn. with club rooms a.
III Vsto-st. were arrested again yesterday
morning FOR recalling liqEOrs without a
state license. The nance Of he defendants
are John ?. schneider and Daniel Moyl Ian.
Dis son-iu-iaw. These gentlemen were
arrested once before for violating the liquor
laws and several cuTio1S facts were 4s-
vslopsd during he trsl whicb followed
The ciaos Ffesident a Dauis. AOYlsn
Vice. President John y. Schneider. Sscre-
tsrg. Mr.. Daniel Moylsn Treasurer. Ars.
John b schneider. The clubs hsad0uar
ter. are la ne Kitchen Of the 3oy au resi-
dence and 81 sdmits 10 membership. and
ire irregular dues are 81. The CLUB issues
tweatv tickets, good for as many glasses Of
beer. to sach acCepted member. md a.
mary mere tickets - often a. mem beTs
rhoose 20 nsv dues The Presidents ana
Secretary keep 10 list ~ the members.
can seil i1st how isrEe the club 81. sus the
Treasurer 5ont know Just What is done
witb he finances
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

rlHRY UP T1E IMITATION.
Ii - hopea thss tAs sEvisaiisa eezaEa-t-
-. ~ ss active la p1sAlaz tAs nattsf
- s=cenng slgaaturss 1 fbls eiis y ths
lBs.fAilen b % sxtsEdsd T. l1s fssaA-
dsEt - visit a.. AotwitlsfsE .iiDE t4s
-slsxrs sszIe ssEsEs sEA1 80 fFsssasIl {
woalt net include Miebizaa n hAs tr2.
lLsrs Is sDaa isAt fsssol - bsilsFe thar
Is aa. aof - decided Ose O ihs hsss
u rsasess Ter fkis 6sAsf . sAs saes saas
tls C.lnsas Cons1 ~ - Detroit nsfs
positive esssfa1ess taal sbs frszsdsnl
wsll aece1s Dskro.ss luvit<lioa. II Is
xoza 10 Assro.t 10 vii n2rdiy pesa
GrAaa Rapids ~ !; 2roFsT invitation
i - sa1sd before !. = scs isls.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

HiCH LICENSE ~ MINNESOTA
The report issued ~ Dus's uasrcsntiis
sxsncy Indicates thss tha new hgs
license lav Il Ninnessss vdl raluce the
uumber ~ saloons IN ths Safe one-lsl'
hy The 6rst = next Jsnusry. la Ma
nsapolis. tor instances. 0aly 80 licenses
hsFe been issued shIs ysar. sgslnst EB
lsst rear In D1iuth sixty hsya beeo
taken out szsinst lib isst pear In
Saltwater the nuinbsr st saloons hsva
besn rpt1cei ens-balf IN Mankato
uinstssn isaisrs more ftaa hslf-tava
resi-~d. IN Wincns. So Fsai AMI ether
knportans pcints. WHARF shs oli lscsrsss
ssI run feF some nloatfs lonxsr. fAe
aamisef ~ parsons snEsz-d In tha liqocr
tzafEs I'll - ra5ucsd 'rcn 81 70 - Per
eeut Wh'le 80 anahar ot saloons vi
be thus r%iucsa thsrs wi3 bes h~svv
gar IN rsvenusa from heenees. Ninas-
spolis usll reosiva e-ee sen tais gesr. or
ussriy thrse hnnes sae rszssus of iast
rssr. aEa othsr Plscss n Ike rstdo
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14


The Chicago Astronomical Society has
sosepssd The offsr OK the Northwestern Uoi-
vsrsity a Evanston foe the Dig telescope.
and sxsi toe removal % the observatory
fgr October I. wita The proviso that Il
satisfactory guarantees should be received
nom citizens % Chicsxo providing for ths
rs-locafion Of TIA observatory a. some
poiut IN the city. the 0fFsr of TOE Evans
ton University - not - % accepted. Il
q disgrsoe 70 she great city Of Cbicsgo
that "a ctizans srs SO indifferent 70 shs
subi@ct of scisuos ard education - nos
only - allow its anivsrsity - bs sold
uadsr mortgage but - psrzis shs tsls-
scope N which ths city 50 much pgidsd
hseH not many Tesrs szo - % taken 10
a suburban torr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
Tnr Nrxr ePOAls.TlON FlGAT.

TNE NEXT PROHIBITION FIGHT.
The net struggle for constitutional
prohibition viii occur II Tsnnssses on
sbs 0th Of September. aud speakers
from other states viii soon De there 20
leud their aid Ia toe battle. Oregon votes
upon TIA question N Novsmbsr. These
struggles are likely 10 prove fruitlsss, -
did sbss in Michigan and m Texas, so far
IS securing constitutional prohibition 10
concerned. Tor The reason tia. many
voters gho would gladly do soasthing
practical can Sc nothing practically AL
ssasageous IN co0stitatiOnsl prohibition.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

For Chicago Propellers Albert sopeF,
iO0. 90 lumber. A. =. Wilde, $40 CO.. lum-
bsE, City OF ST. Joseph. $50 90 lumber
Michael Groh. 10000 lumber. Tempest,
25O. 000 lumber. Aanie Laura, 80 600 ium-
Der. Schooner Ellen stephenson, % cords
slabs.
For Michigan Gty--Propellers Saugatuck,
l20.Qo0 lumber, and A. L. C0iborn. z75,9ro
lumber.
IoiAl--Lumber, =. 3SJ ,000 slabs, 50 cords.
Total shipments for the week ending Sat
urday, August lS-Lnmber. l2,055O0O feet
shingles, 100000, lath, !, 10000, slabs
t1o cords raIIroad ties. coo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

The soasa Bead Tribune suggests
the name q Judge BRADs.xr, late Rs-
publican candidate for Governor ot Ken
sucky. a. a sail 70 the Republican national
ticket usxt yea.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

The dsa>s Of RCssxLL II. kSKvALs,
son Of the ate President ARTHURs law
partner frOm poisoning produced by
cigarette smoking. may possibly deter n
fsw Of bis friends from continuing the
practice. but others viii connaus TO
smoke the poisonous things, Just as msn
20 on getting drunk after they hsvs seen
rnsn killed BY drunkenness.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

Il - believed that K HxSRT WAITER
sox writes few more editorials in favor
OF Mother Hubbard suits t0r men tfs
blue xrSss Democrats viii turn the state
over bodily to the Republicans aud sin
nafa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

The assixass Of Ivss & Co. says that
the failure OF that Grn was "a matter OF
convsnisncs." There - nothing novel
abous th.8 knd OF failure, but 1t isn't
o1sn confessed 30 frankly.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

RoswxLL T. FLowKE expresses the
ooiaion that President CLEyn Will
not bs rs-nominsted. Il iust occurs to u
that Mr.. Flowzs did not Thick pa would
be nominated ia 1854.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
CrayoH Portro is.

lOIRADks ATTENTION. -COMEAnE cEAs
Y Gibson, late % 20 eie Aicl. f0i Int suti
u Net ianahsn rot, Ao306 A k Monmouth. ~.
and noN Acting Chaplain Nichigfn toldief 'fomr
ieapec,fllls sollsats your tlnc -, snage flg is
cLksse1 ~ executing tfafun lursfAits a. l.tJsn b
~ fool soldier Hone ~ Ole ihird ueual rr.rfs
fcf tuch wosk. entlsisction gu3fAniead Orders
received hy mail and fToDIly suen lei io- ceai
clear fshin~t fhrtcyf-gH. ihonet most HnY
gooa picture vii d. rhoiogisphs returned with
portraits Pun particulars .pfnltbec oa eIliics
tior Pfetefvs the fees of fffee go lote, 20
al the saue tire honor their memories hy s.
sis,iae contsde in need Kti1cmfef ssfifisC-
ten gslsranteeo o. ~ rss afke1
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.


NANTED-ONE GOOD RELIABLE MAX
W that has had experience in the fish and oyster
business. one that i hustler. with good reier-
encei none other need apply. a, the Baltimcre.
81 Canal-sl "a
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

In ia sArly days the Toledo, Peoria a
Western RAnwsy. on which the terrible
accident occurred Wednesday night, waa
known smocz railroad Gen AZ the
Tired. Peer and Weary" road.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

We are toll tlst ~Oussn fietorias
plata : va,asd Al el0o00"n IL would
De interesting 20 kr0~ what hsr <nifs
ard fork are worth.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

NOSrAKiEl -- THE TKLFoRAM-HERkl .
Y has 40 pounds al nnnpaf.n'. Ioti % wfll
has never Deeu iukei uhich >Ie VA. eel a. =
cents per pound.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

Mr.. BfArNx vas wise 30 cousult bis
wife oefors hs would consent 70 90 TO
tas Lord Mayors banquet st Dublin
Otherwiss be wouldn't tsvs known that
Mrs. BLAINE nsd made En engagement
Tor him TO 40 out 10 Tea with her.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
Lake shore a Michigan saushsra.
4TsIas.eaf.4 tETI s..nm

AL ifEtTf dsiif clrrtf sunday.
iocai fftschf ieatef Grand rsiirs ~ ~ 'ar
~ cErsrlrE pasecuEfr ss ~ 81 halfuazo1. -
1l4oc<h tickfb 90 81 points af'o 'frfn "a elesr'
ing cesfbes rsr b. e-i-fef . rn.01 ,eFc' oroe
6 Mouf3e-sL Hnl ai trrnt
q W 81 k4tN8f HDal AL
Gro. " HrSsos. siT fidte' Assat
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

THE TELi.GkAM- HERALD Has fok sAlt
! 90 pounas oi miriol sIuof a. 90 at nefi
viii ssn Whole iot. vel assorted. a. e cents ie'
pound
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

General SaEaI0As - Ia favor OK tan
rasnaavres. In which tie regular army
snd state militia shall dElh together.
How would this SUIT ths boys'
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

~Erisd 70 Join l4ss years potato bugs
ID Chicago paper Vay II aiinains 70
ao attempt ~ suicide wsth PARIS grsen-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
MICHIGAN CEETP u

-iHt1s tif offfh farer sHHIlI
riceisnf can faf on ffrlhs sa1 if.| t1-
liesl ~ arc ffoio iic' ssli er.n f4f. ftf o.
Dty xpicss auc sisu6 frries fiffas. Ie snd
hofr isrinntf -iNfHci csriffl Ief. fntdt a 10.
irni nitb fH ihloffh issius rfsl lIrta.s sr ssie
- iaion ylckei Vaice. q Nonlu,-s fHari nisa
a. pot
Il " foENsroe Moi Zee kr', q. sfo. g.
tHSs toRKlt fsffI Alf Naatr
Q. v. hUsoLEs. q. 4. aud A. gticsra
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

fi'aiiy. HcuCfs sfcsgfef rfisiif
Passengers frSiaE the ff - press u.sts
tonucctifV a. Dctfait fnf Nrt .efA. a gnl eH-
pres ba sssrinf cAr fn1u laiI.l a. a e1d
tpi1, only Inc running Limited g. sfsss cav
ing here a. O. " = m " i ffrtor or t1 4lrf -oik
nAksuf olfccT connection to. a. uo-he tssi
flNing ~ fes YORK - fi ttf lc Ven
iue.-Ih-ough tfkeis .. rrun s. ~ ~ "a 4 Il.
cfcee. hy-ccfs Hpiel arc e. fcn1f
ftt f.tNfffIf. CIR ffsf ATL
Gro b. HrfvEs 1rsfic y zaagar rficsK9
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

sare determined to close out oil Low Shoes
and slippers in Gne hand turned and mschiae
sewed goods during the balance Of this month.
Among the many bargains offered or this sale
src the following:
SEQ pairs Youths low shoes, sizes Is TO 2, at 30
cents pair.
Ladies Hand Turned Opera Slippers. 60 cents.
Ladies' Fine Embroidered Opera slippers At rs
cents pair. worth si2o.
Ladies Fmc Kid Opera Slippers sold every
whore Al tl.5o, now going for 500.
Ladies' Fine Hand Turned French kid oxford
Tie slippers. worth ttoe, only 500.
Ts8ies Hsnd Turned Congress Caters In Don
sola Sid sad Glove calf. only Sloo pair.
Iad.~s ZINE Hand TUNED Button Boots a.
. 20 : % snd 81 o. a par. wolxb $50 70 500
Pair more AT regular plice.
Gents seamless Congress. Lace or Button shoes
only slfi
Cents zine sfviish. Warranted shoes IN every
style. . bargain e. SO sud 8 81.
cents sesmles- Csif nonToia Or Ksnga-oo
Shoes thst Are sod ne wor.d over for $40 sad
fh.ia. we Sc ior s3ta,
F-e~ythinz a. proocrtl'naseig OK prices. Not
troaoe 70 show iGcse gocts
Yas make = grevtous miztasa = yol do no
rsH Ard examine tie -sny tsrssins IA f3otwcsf
s6orn A.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
Rec tRs ne"gtoty
"Hllan#=
Q0atsfNa(1.

The -fsnl ode" wrilisn by eeater-
out. "a said to have besn suggested py
trsst 0ad.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

Alths r Wbise. q Lowell. throuzh hsr
attorney John II. &s7thewson, yesterday
commenced proceedings in ne Circuit
Colfs to obtain a divorce from Der hus-
band 9eores u. White 70 ~hom eas vas
chaFes hlw WITH ialing to sGppcrt aer ana
nracee,is fo 8Rf33 1sie 1f serrow and
we ef hcw she ~ae en- Epd - work hari
whsle lssDrEe cauid ssre sio~es aer i1vp =
i.e ai ssee sad elegance hsa ae caseea o.
SO so That ~ Marrn i6. 50. te teser' s.s
Ger snf aer cn 4 eaV.ng taen in cesfi-
-rse -ona ron sra trs. she vas tarz1aa
'hat he never 5nferlP1 @ lfe ~n s
We rhea 1e ns ~ ber hvt married he-
.c sv0.a 5.tr. tr'laie Ar es s1se-
she tsEs ler s.sriery I'D tie cesrreg O.
nar el8la
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

The Bricklsyers' and Masons' Union will
give an excursion 10 Iuskegon via the
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad on Au-
gust q, 1857. Base bail, foot ball. music
by brass band and other like amusenlents
will be INDUCED in. The train will leave
Union Depot st 5 o'clock a. M; returning
leave Muskegon st 7:S0 p. ~. Fair round
trip, Si.00. Tickets lor sale by committee
of the following gentlemen: Ed. Hosken,
Joseph Clarke, James Welsh. VIM. Irwin,
James Brannon, Chas. Hsuser and Richard
smith. All should attend and enjoy q
pleasant day in the Sawdust City.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

DUsfNEss HASCE--rAEIfEs HAVING
~ noney 70 inyes, viii fnd rsle chance ofer e.
the Grand Unicn Bureau, rooms oa1o Z. PIERCE
DocK- -
yVAxTED-A GOOD AMBITIOUS Max WITH
w -Four or Five thousand dollars rap'ial.
wanting a. luFcs' IA the mrrcantiie business csD
fnd good ard wen e. atiished location by 81.
dressing ne. John sprsng. ksliey, hich. pitt
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14


lsok SAi1--A NKAf IITfIk HogSE oS fVlL
sassa - VIA ssssa s2.es. ss "a ets.sfs.
ae&t iaef.ssed sse y NeN tkshssl> CbAkN1 -
g. A&e s. - ~ Ass3wl2 a ~ Rssass s&ai.
nss asf4e ras1 gess1s isssEasie Lcler 4 lssAs.
- =. 1ss; "izAa..elss o.s--aiAs
VHFRBts NofHfke saKK 6Erffx8 AsfART
i - t1S teal dlrssfssG ase ihs be< hr2ss a
stsHt 5 81 ~ se<l ss.e1f. ] kssf tge .aas sl.
~ a. agsc 4Dt tAs "a asiet. = sxet3 LkFes
aectn> l :. ftVFl1. Losstts bloek. ogsse2sle
ssssi ho.el
DIAL cHEAP-Teo noCsEs.oN \ UNION
II = So sDa 8 go. eosi losraiHs Assses lol
real 81 e. tstas q ~. - \ Iit.stsl eHd eufoef
Boz = - eHd tftso<at Ave, s.oass s. feut o.
<s.s t&@ syoe si.sS % g. 80 - lo&n 1astie
t'ok sALK0k TkADE FoE pksl EAHLF PROF
I eGsg in ufaoa kspi4s 81 4ny ofatr $50 sissd
.e"n- TIE nannlas House snd faafAsafS. kz-kas-
ss iooualy eesil Ao.el LA seod tteds taf
of write ~ !. J. AsnEiuk Sc eefc- hoiSien'
hosae, Grand kaGias. Aseh -
rAKh goE sALE-s,s. ACKks le,. NILES s.
N Of Crane Rapsds sol sandy ana eisa
eau tAfee sftek sin ef oslafet cnosf cO.lfs
tion. cod hoass. bAslAs snd sbeas nsl 81 sooa
Iunnins thfouga f2id1ls; lsise orchard. seeoo
Poe. once sDc sore fitsiu % fots fglu< - eo1
ca ssss ter1aA A. NcCog. crssdsills. Mloh.
~
loR sALE-A 0o0D PAYING HorEI. CEx.
L tralis located for flErtbef pxrtiealsEs sacfess
A. j.. BOX 1. care this once. 20
LuoR sAIE-AT A BARGAIN. HOUSES AND
L lots ca A1son's adeitics al fros SO 10 $50
= hos,'e snl io: On Fourth =. which ss vii I'll
cheap. More ilsoi, Lecssrd bic "a. 30
roR sALE-EARM - AcRKs. Is IMPROVED
/ clay sos. is&sae b4ra .elss win basement
Choice run. good water, good seheei. si.eaged
iOlr miles nom Nevsysp. No lncumbrsucei
One-i i0urtn down. 0t vii excheugs E'r oiiy nfop-
eIty Pr1ee Stto1 Daniel h scgsf. Nessygo.
Mica. Egttf
NOR sALE-REAL ESTATE BAaGAIKs; THK
j isrge bfiCk house. ~ epr.na -, oonisinlns
j. or - rooms three stoTie,. hard aud soii water
each foDr, szfc and sure investment paving
10 per cent VII be sold ai bArgsiui house
aud two lo.s. 500. near fsslst Also iob print
Ing at lowest rates by John Bole - fesfl-ss {,
berkeF Block
L,oR sALE-fTSF LANDS. IL NEWA1GO
L County, Upper Peninsula aud Wisconsin,
also choice southern Pine excellent arus ia 90 is
county, aud valuable cty pfyrFrg Tor sse
Money 10 loAn Oh keal Lsssie o. Aank tesgFities
in sums rom SCOT o si5a.00o5 ssocss md Bonds
bought and sod. fhsve also Cor ssie uprn rca
sonAble terms piece 81 reH estate l.n . ir0ni
age off feet. which Is admitted to bc The lnos.
desirable property in the .iy fpr the locsti0n o.
q ifst clHss Hotel. wholeese Dry Goods house
stores Bank or other brsincss industry. For
particulars call On or ad1gcss A. K h0llsdc'
i5oti
NOR sALr-HoUsE on JEFFERSON AVE
L near Highland. si,To Srla all pzynen
down, Taggau q Denison, e Iyon-ss 1874
EOR SALE 40 ACRES WITH TWO BARNS 81
Il scres improved. - miles north on q y A l.,
X, ONLY one mi from PicTscu Niilsgc Mont Gslr
| Co. 500, one third down hGlaocc nae :.
| tnit; or viii exchange Tor city property. NJ. J.
| swift r. Csnsl-s,. 1871
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
1sssttiSs
Ri$hl nsfs!
THESE COLUMNS ARE
READ AS THOROUGHLY AS
ANY PART OF THE PAPER.

Situations Wanted are tax
en- at one hall the rate in the
following table
Everything always payable In
advance.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

It's r-s~ks6 s~rr = h-r iree f'o'rs
1sv e. Lers. -st Nirxs ~ erv sew
e rts tser maze ench r|esf srd eeals-
rl. taar ccteres hera ars ~ ea reruE
rnss fcc wl tet rrr sara scrle
paf=s nsaie ssf rsr szceciaiis 6ss tcat SUR
prse. Ikss q - rsusea FtT
NAx 2 Lz1zzE
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

spfiif. flssi 3 fE,cff funfe~
flryf. ,esftnrs--l tls ere faas wlsn
Hirffrf- s-ifrs fra tsfenf fsr n = ~ sos
rr,pts Htf AZ. IS 4 .. 3 - feleb-
issfI fstfe1~k fai1n1et. fff 40 tFrf on rrk
fren a Hc-1hweeis-n 2 ?. ~ fatfr
Cen fas. far iekef ~ + FsFg-efts ia
A ANt-sIr tea ssIt.. ssfI ff'te &tetL
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

The namber Uf lfnes "a 4ny advertiser al
eAo be found by dividing the nakH o~r al
~src@ ~ sss~a. Any part Of . iins ossnted
ss eas rati Lac
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

The Chea1a a Afsu Raavst ihe finest
eeliffirH fHf ffefpf HtI Ef. III
chicago 20 q l.a.u s4r tnnsss
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14
O'HARA'S.
70 Canal st.
J. 4. Williams, NJ. D.,


phvsfofzs .ad szrEson-
A r-.f-.atr ef ael les1s ha~slfsl Ned csI 81
80 ser aarz Clfv sra Cst-eks - f1Tzfe s1s
s-1 -urxerra tiEc1nuat. o5so ~1fr1s. 49,
trs es~sa - 3 srssss 81 women. fnFosf sod iu1-s
as ernera Hrsrfsea farrzrr rEsT r1i zlftet r-t
r-r rs te 1r-t q sEFns1 al
ir-rs stosss fots,E te1 I-.reoic disease
ffer fs4 waa-,ess Sessfzree = ~esstr
rF-lefr-sf Taeatafne r4 shrsrza Feek 8res
O. Fsc~. sTls sores as-iroesz
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-14

- ooNS-ff Yot HAft kooN< ~ KfNq
IL e4a a he eEsEs N1.ss h.lFsse. rs,nsl ASS
8 fssleS k.elk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-20
Tho fort Worsh harkrte

BUTTER -1OK@l3o per n ) creamery 2sc.
1TTON-iL@Sc.
OoFFEE-Rio, fair 2lHc; prime pc; choice
23c; Laguyra 2O3Ec; Java sic; Golden Bio
24Kc; Pea Berry 23Hc.
OHEESE-The better grades and o. 10 factory
10@10Kc; full cream twins Ice,
CABBAGE-Northern, per crate, 90.
CANNED GOODS-Prlcen per 90 an. Pine
Spples, standard, 81 co; peaches, standard, 2
= Ss 81 50; s. 90; seconds 3O ns 70;
81 40; green gages s.: gooseberries s. so; rasp-
berries 81 so; green peas 81 1901 so; tomatoes,
standard, 2 d 81 10; seconds. 2 ms s.; MS
81 40; green corn 81 l061 80; oysters, full
weight, D 90@95c; 2 b 81 75@1 90; 1t. VT. D
So ms 8; salmon, D 81 %; bs $;
mackerel l n 81 60; sardines, American, 81 IS
dsnssd milk So Is.
DRY GOODs-Price list of fall and winter,
1887:
Ids, 5Hc; Aliens fancy, 5kc; Aliens pinks,
5lc; Aliens staples, 51lc; Amesbury fancy,
pc; American fancy, SIC; American indigo,
a9oy HaS noVeties, o. berWiek SxS
shfrtings, &c; Merrimack fancy, 5ac; Richmond
pink, SIC; Simpson mourning Sc; Simpson
silver gray &c; Simpson fancy, SC; steele river.
SIC; Slater solid, 5Hc; Windsor noyeltiea &c.
Brown Cot ons-Atlantic l.. l. "A, 51565%c;
Adriasic "A, &c; Argyle f. exc; Belfast Z.
4 4, 5'lc; Black Grow 4 4, 61lc; Boot G. A. So
&c; Exposition A. SIC; Exposition 5. 54c;
Family cotton, 6I4c; Glendale, 6kc; Granite
Vile e. E., 6Ru; Marshall A &C; Chapman A.,
&c; Pioneer X X, 2%c; Foxhall A. A. A., exc
Bleaehed Cottons-Best Out, SC; Berkshire.
SIC; Black Rock, 7Sc; Cumberland SIC; Cedar
Mills, nc; Dayol Y, SIC; Dyerville a, Ike;
Elleston, re; Forest mills, e; Fruit of the
Edge, &c; Glad Tidings, Is; ereat Falls, &C.
John Hancock. 7ao; Lsngham Cambria, Sc;
Ultra Cambria. &c; Snow White, nc.
:, Cotton Checks-Black Warrior, 7Hc Caro-
Ina. nc; Georgia, &c; Ottoway. &c; River
aide, 73sc; Texas, &c; outhern, IKE.
Hickory stripes-Hamilton, l0c; Extra Stout,
Zoe; Rock River, SIC; Amoskeag, l9ci Uncas
vile, 71zc; Eagle, exc.
Denims-aaymaker, &c; Uncasville, lie; Ev-
erett. l4hc; Warren. 14kc; Greenbrisr, 10hc.
Tickings- A G A, lac; Arasapha.
SC; Cords A E, lac; Yeoman, nc; Riverdale.
l21Sc; Farmers Pride, 121zc; Premium Fancy,
l5c; Queen City Fancy, lo%c; Falls A, 1SHc:
Ginghams-Amosse Gag Staples, 75Sc; Bates'
Staples. Ike; Caledonia Staples. 7Hc; Grey
lock Novelties, locH; Warrick Dress Styles
SIC; Champion Dress Styles, Ike; MIX ado
Dress Styles. 71Ic; Advance Dress styles, IKE;
Coantilly Dress Styles. &c; Glenn Falls Dress
Styles, SIC; WARSAW Dress styles, TXc; Whites
Fancy, Ike; Perian, 7xc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-20
Live Stock 6qaFksss

ST. LOUIE, Mo-. oct. 70 -Oattle-Reeeipts
$500; shipments 200; arket slow; choice
heavy natives 81 2064 75 fair to good native
steers So 1894 20, 6utchere' steers s. 100
so: rangers common to good corn fed s. 10
as 20 ogs-Recelpts 600; shipments 90;
So So to 81 45. Sheep-Receipts 30 ; ship
ments lAG0; market steady; fair TO fancy SO .
al %; lambs So S0tG4 60.
KANSAS CITY, MO-, Oct. 19.-Cattle-Receipts
1888; shipments 1926; the market is slow anu
weak; cho ce Sc lower, co mon 10c lever:
stOckers and feeders steady; good 10 choice
cOTn-fed 81 200l 10; common to medium
81 2564 90; stOcker5 81 az 90; feeders 81 60G
%; COWS 81 5O62 40; gra-s range steers - Goa
l0c lower; moderately active; prices r4nge
tom s. 50 10 s. 80.
\ W YORK, Oct. l1.-Beeves-Receipts SO
cars for market and > cas- for expectation
Fair to choice steers dull, watle common and
ordinary offerings were q shade trmer:
native gteers ranged from So 1905 0, wi h
three cars sold at s. 50: five cars o. cornfed
bulls at So 20D2 30: no Texas steers off red
Sheep-Raceipts $500 head market extremely
dull for sheep but steady for lambs; sheep sold
at So 1904 10 per 100 p0uDds lambs s. at q.
HCgs-Receipts $500; market very qIiet Tor live
hogs at 50 4005 10.
CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. 49, Cattle Receipts
1907; Shipments 1900; the market was gen
orally 10 10 PC lower; fancy So I565 30; ship
ping steer 50 75d4 % stockers and feeders S. 60
as %; cows, bulls and mixed 81 2502 IS; T, Xas
cattle 81 6Od2 81; western rangers s. 30G3 80.
Hogs-Kecetpts 1900; market steady; prices
r'DRed from So SOFA %. Sheep-Receipts 1000;
shipments 1C00; the market closed %, lower;
natives S. OOG4 10, western 81 1898 %; Texans
s. 4003 40; lambs 81 2j0525.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-10-20
Daily Review.

daily Review
GAZETTE OFFICE, !
FORT WORTH, TEX, Oct 40, 1887.
Cotton receipts to-day were ,lz5 bales;
prices unchanged.
Trade continues brisk in all lines.
Note changes in hide quotations.
THE MONEY MARKETS.
The tendency of the New York money
market this week has been in the direc-
ton of greater ease and improved conf
dence. The present policy of the treas
ury to intrease the deposits II the
national bank repositories at i'm
portant centers seems to have had
a good effect, and no renewal Of
appreheDsions IN regard to the influence
of the Treasury Is to be noted, in spite of
the stoppage of bond purchases. At the
same time symptoms OF q return of
funds from the south and west are re-
ported, and there is a general expectation
that in few weeks this will considerably
improve the supply of funds at the east,
while sight must not be lost of the fact
that the shrinkage in stock values has
diminished the requirements for specula-
tive purchases, and the more liberal
policy pursued by the banks toward mer-
cantile borrowers has apparently dimin-
ishsd the pressure in that direction.
ut must be noted, however, that the
tendency, in spite of the better feeling, is
to keep up rates as much as possible.
Money on call has been easy and in good
supply, the losniug rate for bankers bal
auces on the Stock Exchange ranging
through the week from 81 per cent to
per cent. ; renewals are effected ct to
per cent, and rates were unaffected by
the lower stock market during the
week. Time money is offered
little more freely, though rates in
8 majority OF instances have ruled at
per cent, with some variations down
to per cent. The situation with regard
to mercantile paper has decidedly i'm
proved, and the banks, in view of the
prospect of better command of money,
have been more liberal in granting &C
commodations, and in some instances
have become purchasers of paper. At the
same time rates remain firm, from CD to
per cent. being quoted on good quality
ot,paper, extra fine names in some in
stances commanding lower rates, and in
stances OF extreme rates are becoming
very rare Brsdstreet's.